New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-07
SENTENCE OF THE WOODFORD TENANTS.
IRISH SENTIMENT AROUSED BY THE COURTS BAR
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IRISH SENTIMENT AROUSED BY THE COURTS BAR
BAROUs AND BRUTAL" ACT.
DUBIIy Jan. Ct. OConnOr, presiding at Home
Rule demonstration at Bradford today advocated far
ness in the carrying out of the Plan of Campaign and ad
yised the appointment of judge TO act as medium be-
tween landlord and tenant
The Express Tory) publishes the statement that Mr.
parnen intends to move q vote of against the
for its conduct toward the Woodord tenants
who were sentenced yesterday. United Ireland pro
nounces against the Woodord tenants bar
bar0us. IL says:
II the Judges dictum is correct then policemen are
merely Sherifs bains and should be dependent upon
the emergency commissarat for their supplies
The Frcemdn's Journal says:
The Irish executive is now in this dilemma: 1t must
either accept Judge Paless law and abandon General Sir
Redvers Buffers pacific policy, which has been defended
by the Marquis OF Londonderry, Lordieutenant or ad-
here to the latter.
The National commenting the brutality of the SEN
tences of the prisoners. says:
Justice can be done to ireland only in defiance of the
law Injustice is embodied in the Irish staute-book
Hearcssness enthroncd the bench. while justice,
benevolcncc and charity languish in prison
Sir Michael Hicks Beach and General sir Rcdvers Bull
Ter will both be examined witnesses tomorrow in the
hearing OF the conspiracy case against Messrs Dillon,
OBrien, Redmond, Harris Crilly and sheehy.
SIR JOHN TO APPEAL TO THE COUNTRY.
BREAKUP OP THE DOMINION CONSERVATIVE
GOVERNMENT AND ITS PROBABLE OVERTHROW.
OTTAWA. Jan. u (SINcWl-lndJ nTcdh-uP III uo
Dominion Government inevitable has long been ap-
parent Discussions within and trouble without have
tended TO produce this effect For time 1t has been
known that Sir John A. Macdonald intended To dissolve
Parliament and appeal to the country before another
session. To wait defeat To force the issue soon
was considered more likely result in Conservative
triumph and would give the Premier change to reor-
ganize his Cabinet
To-day long session of the Pryy Counsel was held
nearly all members being present The session lasted
six hours and the question before 1t was that OF dsso
ton After adjournment the Ministers remained closetcd
Instructions we're issued that they were not to be dis
turbed on any pretext Leading members OF Parliament
I'm town. in quest Of political information. called Mt the
department eucceson hut all experienced the same
unhappy luck The Ministers were not " at home 10
any visitors. ,,,,..,,,,
| This evening Sir Hector Langeyn, Minister OF Public
Works informed The TRIBUNE correspondent that IL nd
been decided bring general elections AZ once Inc
writs will be issued Saturday, when the Official an
nouncement OF the date for polling will be made Inc
chances against the present Administration are con
sdered great and shrewd politicians here from all parts
of the Dominion say that the Conservative party must
90 Sir Charles Tupper expected here next week from
| England and he will take n hand In the fight The
Liberals are ubilant and predict victory by large
majority The elections will probably be held on Feb
ruary 0.